Slabcamp Run Slabcamp Run Birch River in this area has always been sparsely populated because of the river's remoteness, but in the early part of the 20th century there were more families living on the river as compared to now. Back then people were less dependent on the automobile and families would settle in what would now be considered inaccessible locations. A case in point is Slabcamp Run, which enters Birch from the left one mile below the Cora Brown Bridge. The ruins of a long-ago home are still visible near the mouth of Slabcamp. |
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